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The issue of officer retention within tribal law enforcement was brought up during a roundtable discussion with tribal leaders in Toppenish last May

The Wenatchee City Council will likely reject a bid to make major upgrades at the city swimming pool. A bid to replace the pool’s liner and plumbing came in at $2.1 million, which is far higher than staff estimate of $1.6 million or their hired aquatic engineer’s estimate of $1.2 million. ...

The Wenatchee Valley College Foundation is welcoming two new members to its board of directors. Jennifer Babcock is a CPA with Cordell, Neher & Company, and Danielle Marchant is an attorney with Davis Arniel Law Firm. Foundation director, Rachel Evey, says both are a welcome addition to cause. ...

Phase 1.5A's scope includes added instructional space, a new campus entrance and money to furnish a new reception area

Evacuation levels were kept in place overnight, except for one address on Stayman Flats Road, which was lowered from Level 3 to Level 1.

County Coroner Craig Morrison has confirmed the man is 67-year-old Mauricio Cardenas of Soap Lake.

Waters was reportedly arrested on a firearm charge and initially detained in Pend Oreille County

Chelan County is stepping up efforts to enforce its short-term rental code. The county's Community Development department has issued more than 721 short-term rental permits so far, but estimates there could be hundreds more now operating...

iFIBER ONE reports up to six fires broke out along SR 17 between Ephrata and Moses Lake.

Local officials are warning of fraudsters who have been reportedly going door to door and misrepresenting themselves as being from the auditor’s office. Numerous reports of people from the Washington Voters Research Project claiming to be government officials have been made in both Chelan and Douglas Counties this month. D...